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Class 9A Preview - Traditional power Howard headlines class after move from Class 9AA
Perennial power Howard headlines a crowded field of contenders in Class 9A. The Tigers, who were last season’s Class 9AA runner-ups, dropped to Class 9A and were No. 1 in the preseason poll. Howard received 15 first-place votes, while defending champ Warner garnered the other first-place vote. Wall is...
Sturgis budget crisis sparks call for fee hikes and urgent cost reductions
STURGIS, S.D. - The City of Sturgis is facing budget challenges that require a coordinated effort from the mayor, city council, and staff to address. A review of the city’s finances over the past year revealed that expenses are outpacing revenues. While working on the 2025 budget, Mayor Angela...
High School football live coverage schedule announced
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — KELOLAND Media Group is excited to announce the full schedule for live high school football on KELOXTRA this fall. Up to fifteen games are scheduled for this season. The broadcast season kicks off this Friday, August 23 with Viborg-Hurley taking on Canistota. The following weekend West Central battles Sioux Falls […]
Real Estate Spotlight: Belle Fourche homes worth looking at
Belle Fourche, South Dakota, offers a unique blend of rural tranquility and small-town charm, making it an attractive destination for prospective homebuyers. Known as the "Geographical Center of the Nation," this welcoming community is rich in history and surrounded by natural beauty. Belle Fourche stands out for its affordable real...
New Sioux Falls market president embraces return to community banking
This paid piece is sponsored by Central Bank. As he has begun his new role at Central Bank, Joe Gannon already has had plenty of experiences that confirm for him it’s a strong fit. “We have amazing clients, and their relationship means everything. Being able to take care of...
Someone You Should Know: Knocking out obstacles
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - This week’s Someone You Should Know is a two-time cancer survivor who was also diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Despite these setbacks, the Brandon native continues to push himself. Mark Nesheim knocks out any obstacle life throws at him. “I always say...
12th annual Wine, Brew & BBQ Friday, Saturday
You can almost smell the barbecue on the streets of Hill City. In just a few days, 25 professional barbecue teams and 32 Kansas City Barbecue Society (KCBS) judges from South Dakota, Massachusetts, Wyoming, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Canada will converge in downtown Hill City for the 12th annual Wine, Brew & BBQ (WBBBQ), Aug. 23-24.
Adopters Wanted Now! Sioux Falls Shelter At Full Capacity
Let's face it. When we see a dog, cat, or a pet of any kind, we can't help but be in a happy mood. Pets just make life better!. Our four-legged friends are huge companions in our lives. They are truly part of the family, so it's always difficult to believe that some animals do not have a permanent home. Individuals abandon them for various reasons, but that does not mean our dogs, cats, or other pets don't deserve a second chance.
Three Colorado men sentenced in SD for cocaine distribution
RAPID CITY, S.D. - Three Colorado men, previously convicted on charges of Conspiracy to Distribute a Controlled Substance, were sentenced on August 12, 2024. These convictions stemmed from a large-scale cocaine distribution scheme in Rapid City, South Dakota. Marcelo Moreno, 35, of Brighton, Colorado provided cocaine to Brian White III,...
Museum exhibit documents the buffalo’s fall and rise
There was a time when the buffalo roamed in Susan Ricci’s backyard. That was about 10 years ago when she lived in Rapid City, South Dakota, and was commissioned to try and build the Museum of the American Bison by the Intertribal Buffalo Council – a cooperative of almost 80 tribes across continental United States and Alaska.
Hardrockers at Summer Nights: Free family fun and live music from Tripwire
RAPID CITY, S.D. - South Dakota Mines is hosting Hardrockers at Summer Nights from 6-9 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024, on 7th Street in downtown Rapid City. This event is part of the university's welcome week festivities for students returning to campus. Join Mines athletes, the university mascot Grubby,...
South Dakota Art Museum receives highest national recognition
The South Dakota Art Museum at South Dakota State University has again achieved accreditation by the American Alliance of Museums, the highest national recognition afforded to the nation’s museums. Accreditation signifies excellence to the museum community, governments, funders, outside agencies and the museum-going public. The South Dakota Art Museum...
BHSU PRESIDENT ELLIOTT DELIVERS FIRST STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS
Black Hills State University President Steve Elliott presented his first State of the University Address to faculty and staff Tuesday in Meier Hall. The event began with the recognition of 31 BHSU staff and faculty members for their longevity, with service ranging from 10 to 25 years. Altogether, the employees recognized represented almost 441 years of service to BHSU and the South Dakota Board of Regents.
Man faces life in prison for drug death
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Anthony Sorenson made his first appearance in federal court, Aug. 21. The 36-year-old man was charged with distribution of a controlled substance that resulted in death. Sorenson allegedly sold a substance that was cut with fentanyl and led to the death of one person. This...
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